1262 5th Street, NE
Official word of Sid Gold’s opening Friday, April 19 via email.
Sid Gold’s Request Room says:
“A New Chapter in the Sid Gold’s Legacy! (more…)
Author: Prince Of Petworth
Thanks to Kate for sending: “This hawk landed on my neighbor’s roof in Brightwood with a freshly-caught rat. Thank you, hawk!”
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photo by Clif Burns
“Dear PoPville,
I just heard from a vendor that this market will not reopen this year.”
Likely related to the Reeves Center redevelopment. We recently reported the post office would be closing there too.
Stay tuned.
Thanks to Terry for sending from Adams Morgan.
1510 U Street, NW
Opulent Society’s IG says: “Opulent Society is a boutique-style creative studio and event venue serving creative professionals.”
Pop up market coming later this month: (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
So a tire blew out on my way to work, and the car stranded me. I parked it legally, ended the trip, and took an Uber to work. Free2Move doesn’t want to (more…)
2109 M Street, NW
Thanks to Julia for sending from the West End.
Updates when we get an opening date.
photo by Jeff Vincent
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From an email:
“Founded by world-renowned opera star Denyce Graves, DGF celebrates trailblazing musicians, music educators, and composers of color through community engagement programs, concerts and presentations, creation of new works of art, establishment of young artist development training and more, as well as via social and traditional media. A select group of DGF’s rising stars will perform a special 2-hour set at The Stage at Union Station from 4:30-6:30pm on Thursday, April 11. (more…)
